The 92,000 American classified military documents/reports released by WikiLeaks which were published in coordination with the New York Times, Britain.'s Guardian newspaper, and Germany's Der Spiegel add to the evidence that Pakistan's ISI is behind all terrible terrorist activities.
"This raises the question: Who covered up a scandalous arrangement known to everyone with a casual acquaintance of the situation? The answer is the same as in Agatha Christie's 1934 mystery about murder on the Orient Express, that is, everybody: former United States president George W Bush and vice president Dick Cheney, current US President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, India, China and Iran. They are all terrified of facing a failed state with nuclear weapons, and prefer a functioning but treacherous one."
Need I say more about our Economist Congress Lead UPA PM, Dr. Manmohan Singh.
"India does not want America to call Pakistan to account. In the worst case, Pakistan might choose to support the Taliban and other terrorist organizations - including Kashmiri irredentists - openly rather than covertly. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, of whom the Economist on July 25 wrote "the strength of his coalition depends largely on how weak he is as Prime Minister", does not want to confront Pakistan. If Pakistan's support for anti-Indian terrorism became undeniable, India would have to act, and action is the last thing the Congress party-led coalition in New Delhi wants to consider."
Read the complete article;
Murder on the Khyber Pass express
By Spengler
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/LG27Df05.html
"This raises the question: Who covered up a scandalous arrangement known to everyone with a casual acquaintance of the situation? The answer is the same as in Agatha Christie's 1934 mystery about murder on the Orient Express, that is, everybody: former United States president George W Bush and vice president Dick Cheney, current US President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, India, China and Iran. They are all terrified of facing a failed state with nuclear weapons, and prefer a functioning but treacherous one."
Need I say more about our Economist Congress Lead UPA PM, Dr. Manmohan Singh.
"India does not want America to call Pakistan to account. In the worst case, Pakistan might choose to support the Taliban and other terrorist organizations - including Kashmiri irredentists - openly rather than covertly. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, of whom the Economist on July 25 wrote "the strength of his coalition depends largely on how weak he is as Prime Minister", does not want to confront Pakistan. If Pakistan's support for anti-Indian terrorism became undeniable, India would have to act, and action is the last thing the Congress party-led coalition in New Delhi wants to consider."
Read the complete article;
Murder on the Khyber Pass express
By Spengler
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/LG27Df05.html
Now wonder. MMS is tearing this nation down
ReplyDeleteAmericans are not to be trusted. Let us not forget our experience with the British - many Hindus supported them while they were building the empire in India, thinking that they are good and noble people and will do good to India.
ReplyDeleteOnce the empire building was done, the British did everything to harm the Hindus. Sure enough, the Hindus had many social ills and were very backward at that point of time, but the way the British handled matters - they manipulated things to keep Hindus weak rather than make effort to bring us up to date and democratize Indian politics.
Hindus' don't have political skills, having not exercised power for a long time. I think we need to learn to be use the west to counter Islam, rather than let them use us to counter Islam or use Islam to counter us, when it suits them.
This, however, needs to be done without abandoning our basic values and without feeling shy of adopting what is good in the west. Some degree of cynicism will always enter political action, but let us not add to the cynicism already present in all political activity and try to conduct matters as much in line with values and ideals as possible.
Sanjay